assisted place

We could just call it an assisted places scheme.

Keith Joseph tried 30,000 assisted places at private schools.

I'd forgotten about the assisted places scheme (abolished in 1997).

In 1976, with the ending of the Assisted Places scheme, the school returned to full independence.

A record number of parents were getting aid through scholarships and more than 100 were being helped under the Government's assisted places scheme.

He knows as well as I do that, like the assisted places scheme, they are another step towards privatisation of the education system.

There is no guarantee of the availability of an Assisted Place even if all requirements are met.

We will maintain the Assisted Places scheme, which gives access to independent education to many families who could otherwise not afford it.

In 1981, 4,185 pupils gained assisted places.

For the duration of its existence (1980-1997) the school took part in the Assisted Places Scheme.

However, children already in receipt of an assisted place were allowed to complete the remainder of that phase of their education.

Many of its places were funded by the assisted places scheme - it was operating as a private day school right into the late 1990s.

A-levels will be preserved, as will the assisted places scheme, which helps to pay the independent school fees of 30,000 bright children.

Although fee paying, through the assisted places scheme they provide places for pupils unable to pay fees - this money comes from public funds.

Schools participating in the scheme have a set quota of assisted places, and make their own selection of the pupils to be admitted.

We will phase out the Assisted Places Scheme without affecting those already in it, and restore the money saved to state schools.

Q My child was put forward to sit an entrance exam at Truro School for an "assisted place".

The issue about assisted places in the C T C is irrelevant to a majority of the people out there.

It was called the Assisted Places Scheme.

He also opposed the creation of the Assisted Places Scheme, and sent all four of his children to comprehensive schools.

Entrance Bursaries are not normally available to applicants whose family income exceeds the Assisted Place ceiling.

By 1994, 53% of the Grammar School's pupils held assisted places, the highest proportion of all schools in the scheme.

The direct grant was partially revived between 1981 and 1997 in the Assisted Places Scheme, which provided support for 80,000 pupils attending private schools.

An Assisted Places Scheme was introduced in 1980 but this was abolished in 1997.

It briefly participated in the Assisted Places Scheme during the 1990s until its abolishment.